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Isaiah White, who played an important role in helping the USC men’s basketball team reach the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament, is returning.
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USC’s Evan Mobley declared for the NBA draft using an NFT. Mobley is expected to be a first-round pick.
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Chris Steele is doing all he can this spring to ensure he increases his interception rate while dropping his reputation for penalties in USC’s secondary.
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The NCAA puts the USC basketball team on two years’ probation over bribery and corruption scandal involving former assistant coach Tony Bland.
Memphis guard Boogie Ellis announces he will transfer to USC. He will help fill the void after Tahj Eaddy declared for the NBA draft last week.
Chevez Goodwin, a big man who played a key role in the Trojans’ Elite Eight run, says he’ll utilize the additional year of eligibility offered by the NCAA.
USC will allow 5,000 fans to attend the Trojans’ spring football game Satuday, welcoming supporters back for the first time since the pandemic began.
USC football doesn’t have many options at cornerback at the moment, so Isaiah Pola-Mao is spending time playing at nickel corner this spring.
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USC defensive assistant coach Vic So’oto wants to instill a culture that he couldn’t do during last year’s short season.
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USC guard Tahj Eaddy, who played a big role in the Trojans’ march to the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament, is declaring for the 2021 NBA draft.
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USC’s defensive backfield took a hit Tuesday when redshirt sophomore Max Williams tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee.
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USC receiver Drake London decided against playing basketball for the Trojans this season to concentrate on football.
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Alfredo Ponce, an artist in Northern California who attended USC grad school, was so inspired by UCLA’s run to the Final Four of the NCAA tournament that he created Bruins trading cards whose vibrant, colorful designs are reminiscent of loteria cards.
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With UCLA in the Final Four, the Pac-12 is having its most profitable March Madness run. Here’s a look at the system that turns wins into money in the bank.
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Todd Orlando is in his second season as USC’s defensive coordinator but this will be his first chance at having a full spring camp.
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To build on the success that USC enjoyed this season, the Trojans will have to replace Evan Mobley and potentially fill a lot of other roster spots.
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The NCAA hopes the Supreme Court will rule lower courts overstepped their role in interpreting antitrust law and protect its right to block athletes from getting compensation.
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Vanessa Bryant posted video of her ecstatic daughter Natalia celebrating her acceptance to USC. The late Kobe Bryant was a Trojans supporter.
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USC coach Andy Enfield knew what was coming but failed to prepare his team for one of the most important games in program history.
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USC lost to top-seeded Gonzaga 85-66 in the Elite Eight of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament, ending the Trojans’ hopes of reaching the Final Four.
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USC will play top-seeded Gonzaga and UCLA will play Michigan in the Elite Eight of the NCAA tournament on Tuesday.
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